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    S4 GIT FALL 21-22

    Formative Exam
    iRAT & tRAT
    Wednesday 9/3/2022

    1. The midgut will give rise to the following, except:


    a. Jejunum and ileum
    b. Caecum and appendix
    c. Ascending colon.
    d. Left one third of transverse colon
    e. Duodenum below the orifice of common bile duct

    2. The lower 1/2 of the anal canal is characterized by the


    followings, except:
    a. It is endodermal in origin
    b. Its venous drainage is by systemic circulation
    c. Its lymph drainage is by superficial inguinal L.N.
    d. Its arterial supply is by the inferior rectal artery
    e. It is lined by stratified squamous epithelium

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    3. Control of enzymatic pancreatic secretion is mainly
    through
    a. Gastrin hormone.
    b. Local stimuli.
    c. Unconditioned reflexes.
    d. Cholecystokinin (CCK) hormone.

    4. The main duct of the pancreas is lined by:


    a. Simple cubical epithelium.
    b. Simple columnar epithelium with goblet cells.
    c. Pseudo stratified columnar.
    d. Stratified columnar epithelium.
    e. Keratinized stratified squamous epithelium.

    5. The exocrine part of the pancreas:


    a. Secrets insulin.
    b. Secrets somatostatin.
    c. Secrets gastrin.
    d. Secrets glucagon.
    e. Helps in digestion

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    6. The following antigen marker is the first antigen to
    appear and last to disappear in Hepatitis B virus
    (HBV) infection:
    a. HBsAg
    b. HBcAg.
    c. HBeAg
    d. Anti core IgG
    e. Anti- HBe antibody.

    7. The majority of cases of this virus (99%) recover


    completely, a few cases experience permanent liver
    damage, although convalescence may be prolonged,
    there is no chronic form of the disease and no
    oncogenic potential:

    a. Hepatitis B virus
    b. Hepatitis C virus
    c. Hepatitis A virus
    d. Hepatitis E virus
    e. Hepatitis Delta virus

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    8. Which of the following drugs used for chronic viral
    hepatitis B may cause pancreatitis?
    a. Entecavir
    b. Tenofovir
    c. Adefovir dipivoxil
    d. Lamivudine
    e. Interferon

    9. Which of the following drugs inhibit NS3/NS4A


    protease?
    a. Ribavirin
    b. Interferon
    c. Grazoprevir
    d. Elbasvir
    e. Sofosbuvir

    10. Examination of stool in a case of diarrhea reveals


    the presence of icosehadral virus with cup-like
    depression on capsid surface suggesting of:
    a. Norwalk virus
    b. Echovirus
    c. Rota virus
    d. Polio virus
    e. Adenovirus

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    11. Which type of reaction is conversion of
    norepinephrine to epinephrine?
    A. Transamination
    B. Decarboxylation
    C. Transmethylation.
    D. Phosphorylation
    E. Deamination

    12. Phenylketonuria results due to the absence of the


    enzyme:

    A. Phenylalanine oxidase
    B. Phenylalanine hydroxylase.
    C. Phenylalanine transaminase
    D. Phenylalanine oxygenase
    E. Phenylalanine carboxylase

    13. One of the following is NOT synthesized from


    tyrosine:
    A. Melanin
    B. Serotonin.
    C. Dopamine
    D. Epinephrine
    E. Thyroxine

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    14. In alkaptonuria, which one of the following
    accumulates abnormally in the urine?

    A. Phenylalanine
    B. Acetoacetate
    C. Homogentisate.
    D. Fumarate
    E. Pyruvate

    15. The disease exists in short-term (acute) and long-


    term (chronic) forms. How long does acute hepatitis
    last?

    A. Less than 6 months


    B. Less than 3 months
    C. About 6 weeks
    D. 1 month
    E. More than 6 months

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    16. A 15-year-old boy from Ghana has the acute onset of right
    upper quadrant abdominal pain. Abdominal ultrasound reveals a
    dilated gallbladder with thickened wall and filled with calculi. A
    laparoscopic cholecystectomy is performed. The gallbladder is
    opened to reveal ten multifaceted 0.5 to 1 cm diameter dark,
    greenish-black gallstones. Which of the following underlying
    conditions does this boy most likely have?
    A. Sickle cell anemia
    B. Crohn disease
    C. Hypercholesterolemia
    D. Hyperparathyroidism
    E. Primary biliary cholangitis

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